Supporting Ex-Offenders at Work
Employers can take basic steps to better assist people with convictions, explains ex-prisoner Jacob Hill.
With many employers positively employing people with convictions, it's no surprise that they're exploring this talent pool to fill vacancies.
One in four adults of working age in the UK have a conviction.
- Courts sentence only one in 10 people convicted to prison terms.
- Most people with convictions have never been to prison, but may have been fined, had a restraining order, done community service, or received speeding points.
Author's summary: Support ex-offenders at work with basic steps.
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